The Lion and the Rose Quotes
The Lion and the Rose
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The Lion and the Rose Quotes
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“Men demonstrate their courage more often in little things than in great. —BALDASSARE CASTIGLIONE”
― The Lion and the Rose
― The Lion and the Rose
“Would the world really be so deprived, losing a few cosmetics pots and pairs of dice and bad paintings of naked goddesses? But the books, I couldn’t help thinking, and a twist of helpless anger curdled my stomach.”
― The Lion and the Rose
― The Lion and the Rose
“DANTE”
― The Lion and the Rose
― The Lion and the Rose
“Haven’t you heard our Pope say it to Madonna Giulia? ‘God means as much by his inactions as his actions. If He doesn’t act, He approves.”
― The Lion and the Rose
― The Lion and the Rose
“This pope pretended nothing, hid nothing, was ashamed of nothing. I supposed that was the most unforgivable sin of all.”
― The Lion and the Rose
― The Lion and the Rose
“our Pope say it to Madonna Giulia? ‘God means as much by his inactions as his actions. If He doesn’t act, He approves.’” “You’ve turned cynic,” I said accusingly.”
― The Lion and the Rose
― The Lion and the Rose
“Remember tomorrow, for it is the beginning of always. —DANTE”
― The Lion and the Rose
― The Lion and the Rose
“I always eat when I defraud convents”
― The Lion and the Rose
― The Lion and the Rose
